Knuckledragger

I did indeed. It's back, with a new logic board, touchpad, keyboard, hard drive, and top cover. Total cost to me, $0. That is all awesome. Unfortunately, it's got a fresh 10.5 install on it, and reinstalling my apps has been a slooow process. Today I'm going to pick up a copy of the 10.6 upgrade. Then I am faced with the question of do I install Adobe CS3, or upgrade to CS5.

Good work all around here. No no photos from me until I mange to get Photoshop re-installed on my lappy. \

Outlaw Audiop RR2150. Thank/curse you, Mr. DIY.

At the tender age of 35, it's going to take me a week to recover from the weekend. I'd say you earned it.

Attended a party that ran from Friday night until Monday morning. Didn't sleep very much.

I futzed around with that a while back. I couldn't get the save function to work, so I took a screencap.

I have 3 pieces of McIntosh kit and one Dynaco that are all my senior by about 5 years. I've posted photos previously. One of these days I'm going to build a mono system around a Mac C22 Pre and MC-75 monoblock

I, for one, like B&W speakers. Not all of them, mind. I have had a soft spot for the 302 for over a decade now, though I have never quite gotten around to owning a pair. The bigger B&Ws have a really good synergy with Krell boat anchor amps. The older single 15" woofer Nautilus speakers (the 801s?) a bit two ...Cerwin-Vega-esque for my taste, but in a brief audition I liked the newer ones. I'm also quite happy with my CDN-CNT center channel speaker. It's kinda funky looking, but it spits out dialog with great clarity. I'm dyslexic, and I have a much harder time with auditory processing of language than "normal" people. I watch a lot of old movies, and I appreciate how well the B&W works with low-fi source material. YMMV. I like pie.

^^ That is remarkably not-black.

Nice. What is it for?